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Frustrated that you can’t find a way to bring the big feelings you get from others’ art into your own? Maybe you just need to train your analytic eye to level up your inferencing skills. Being able to look for and identify the ideas behind the art can lend you insights to help you get back on track and feel motivated to create again.

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Clarity competes with other concerns when writing and illustrating – what’s a useful approach to get enough information and emotion into the page? When should you be going for clarity vs inspiring awe?
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Taking the drawing I did on Monday’s live stream (https://youtu.be/aY5RzDoRR7g) and painting it in Clip Studio Paint.
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I’m inking another BvB experiment on watercolor paper.

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Are you in meetings in person or on screen where you’re taking notes in front of folks? When we’re listening to learn from a conversation even one other person or to work in a group we use a similar style of note-taking for both situations. It’s about understanding what we’re hearing and can reflect back to the people in the room. Honor the obvious and also discovering the subtle ideas that can get overlooked.

On today’s show, we’re sharing listening and note-taking tips that can help you facilitate clear conversations.

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Links mentioned:
Squid Notes – https://www.squidnotes.com/

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I’m finishing Monday’s drawing of BvB with some Clip Studio Paint watercoloring. I’m using Ray Frenden’s brushes, which you can get here: https://gumroad.com/a/817632371 (that’s an affiliate link. If you purchase his brushes at that link, I get paid, though you won’t be charged any extra!).

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I’m inking with brush pens on watercolor paper today.

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Every once in a while we feel like we’re in over our heads, whether it’s due to the number of tasks we’ve committed to, ambiguity of the tasks, or just feeling a bigger-than-usual sense of friction between the tasks and us. When this happens it helps to check in with a friend, so Jerzy talks with Rob today to see where they both land when talking about feeling overwhelmed.
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